How to win with feeding teams?

1. Don't Flame them. It will only lower your chances of winning.

2. Be the shotcaller. Even if you're bad at it, it's better to do it yourself and learn from your good calls and bad calls. Like my boy says: " I'd rather make mistakes than make nothing at all ".

3. Don't get baited by your teammates mistake and engages. DOPA, the best soloQ player in the world, although not the best mechanical player out there, has the best decision making and game knowledge of them all. He very rarely gets baited by his teammates and he always follows his own plan and he's very consistent at it. He'll get himself a lead from csing and punishing enemy roams and overextension, then carry his team, 1v9 style.

4. Help that one teammate who can help you win. Whether because he's doing decently himself, or because his champion can offer so much CC and utility in team fights. Also, showing that you're willing to help your teammates by roaming will improve the team's mood and increases your chances of winning.

5. Learn to use your teammates as a bait. Sometimes, your whole team is bad. They don't wanna listen to you, they don't wanna learn from their mistakes and they don't wanna improve their decision making. But that's fine. Now, just let them get engaged on by the enemy team. Use them as distraction and as CC magnets. Once they soaked out all the CC and key abilities from the enemy team, you can go in and clean up the mess and be the hero. This is especially good if you're playing 1v9 champs like .

6. Take most resources for yourself. If everyone else is really bad, just feed yourself and try to carry on your own. Take all the jungle camps, the lane minions, the kills, and the turret platings. This is less effective on tanky champs and more effective on damage dealers and assassins.

7. Be active on the map and don't wait for something to happen. Don't wait on someone to do something to change the flow of the game for you. Don't sit there and expect your feeding lanes to suddenly become winning lanes. Be proactive and help your team. Sometimes, it's not that your teammates are bad, it's just that the enemy team is better. " Things aren't gonna' improve themselves ".

8. Split Pushing. Sometimes, your team comp doesn't excel in a 5v5 situation. If you're playing a champion that has good split push potential, use it to your advantage and try to create pressure in the side lanes. This can stall enough time for your teammates to catch up in levels and items. We all had those games where we're winning by a large marge but the enemy or goes 0/5 in lane but wins his team the game because of split pushing. It's a viable strategy when your team is behind and will draw the enemy to you, removing some of the pressure on your teammates. " Let's make them notice ".

9. Play around objectives and know when to fight over them or not (refer to point n° 3). It's better to prioritize objectives or team fighting when you're behind. Take those free turrets no one is defending, take that drake that the enemy is ignoring, take the herald if the enemy jungler just died, etc.

10. Learn to accept defeat. Sometimes, you will do your best to carry your team but the enemy team is just more coordinated and simply better. Just accept that your gonna lose the game and move on to the next with a fresh mindset. Take a break if you're tilted, don't queue up again and ruin your day even more.

you dont

Git gud. Stop playing so many different champions. Dont have 10 deaths yourself. Etc.

every game is winnable in theory but in reality some just aren't. If its like 3 to 25 probably just ff and go on to the next game. If its like 15 to 25 there's certainly potential for a win. In the scenario where your team feeds its VERY hard to win just buy yourself to win games like that you need to be playing out of your mind or got hella fed early.

It depends on which role you are playing.